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History of Philosophy Roundtable 2025

Philosophy Seminar Room (N494)
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Description

A roundtable in the history of philosophy organised by Laura Kotevska.

The casual and collegial roundtable format will include short, informal presentations of past, current or planned future research of roughly 10mins, with a further five minutes for questions or comments (or, shorter depending on your preference). The goal of the event is to share what we're working on, engage with one another, and celebrate another robust year of history of philosophy in Sydney. 

Location:

Philosophy Seminar Room (N494)
Main Quad (A14)
The University of Sydney, Camperdown 2006

Registration:

If you have already emailed expressing your interest to attend, there is no need to register. Email registration preferred.

Roundtable presenters:

Ancient and Medieval: 12:30pm-2:00pm

David Bronstein (UNDA)

Emily Hulme (USYD)

Joshua Starita (UNDA)

Alyssa Meli (USYD)

Tyler Paytas (ACU)

Nathan Lyons (UNDA)

 

Afternoon tea break 2:00-2:30

 

Early Modern: 2:30- 3:45pm

Anik Waldow (USYD)

Samuel Kaldas (UNDA)

Viet Mai (ACU)

Lucy Nicolls Small (USYD)

Laura Kotevska (USYD)

 

Break: 3:45-4:15

 

Early Moderns and Moderns: 4:15-5:30pm

CHOP Update - David Bronstein and Nathan Lyons

Dejan Simkovic (UNDA)

Elena Gordon (UCD)

Dalia Nassar (USYD)

Jennifer Mensch (WSU)

Event concludes 5:30. Celebrations will continue with a self-funded dinner or drinks at a local pub (location TBD) 

Image credit: Vase of Flowers by Jan Davidsz. de Heem, 1654


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